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Ministers expect to fully implement their school funding reforms 'within the next five years', a new consultation on the plans has revealed

Two former academies ministers have teamed up with a former education secretary in an attempt to tear up sweeping proposed government powers over schools

DfE warned against complacency over multi-academy trust board recruitment, with the schools bill potentially requiring more than 10,000 new trustees

The National Tutoring Programme’s failure to focus on poorer children will widen the attainment gap, the government’s own tuition providers have warned

Councils have been forced to find more cash to keep a special school trust afloat, after it claimed insufficient funding left it paying wages from its reserves

Academy trusts will have to seek government approval for trustee and member appointments, new documents on the schools bill reveal

Around half of new teachers and their mentors have struggled to balance training and support with their teaching commitments, DfE's own evaluation finds

Dominic Herrington will leave his post as national schools commissioner after nearly four years in the role to take up a new post at the Ministry of Justice

Ministers have set out proposals to kick-start reforms to the school system as early as next half term, with plans to ramp up their academy efforts from 2023

From the bbc sport centre. good morning. edging closer arent we to wimbledon next month, as the spotlght falls on the performances of our british players. five of them were in action yesterday on the clay at roland garros including us open champion emma raducanu who staged a french open fightback to reach the second round. the british number one making her debut in paris, as lydia campbell reports. it is exam season in the uk, and this time last year, emma was sitting her a—levels, but now far...